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Online Tutoring Services: Unlock Your Potential with Expert Help

In today’s fast-paced world, academic success is more important than ever. Whether you're preparing for exams or need help with specific subjects, the right support can make a huge difference. Online tutoring services have become an essential resource, providing students with flexible, personalized learning experiences. If you're looking to unlock your potential, DW Tuition offers expert tutoring tailored to your needs.

Why Choose Online Tutoring Services?

The rise of online learning has revolutionized how students approach their education. Traditional classroom settings often don't offer the individual attention many students require to excel. Online tutoring services solve this problem by offering flexibility, expert instructors, and personalized learning plans. With the ability to access tutoring from anywhere, you can learn at your own pace, and on your schedule, making it ideal for busy students.

Benefits of Online Tutoring

Convenience and Flexibility One of the biggest advantages of online tutoring services is the convenience they offer. You can connect with a tutor from anywhere, whether you're at home, in a cafe, or on the go. Online sessions are flexible, allowing you to schedule tutoring at times that suit your busy life.

Personalized Learning Online tutoring services provide customized learning plans that focus on your strengths and weaknesses. Tutors at DW Tuition tailor each session to ensure you receive the support you need, whether you're struggling with a specific topic or looking to challenge yourself further.

Expert Tutors With online tutoring, you gain access to a pool of qualified tutors with extensive knowledge in a wide range of subjects. DW Tuition offers expert guidance from experienced professionals who are passionate about helping students succeed.

Interactive Tools and Resources Online platforms are equipped with interactive tools that enhance the learning experience. You can share documents, use virtual whiteboards, and access online resources, making learning more engaging and effective.

DW Tuition: Your Path to Academic Success

At DW Tuition, we believe in the power of personalized education. Our online tutoring services are designed to help students of all ages and abilities achieve their academic goals. Whether you need help with math, science, English, or any other subject, our tutors are here to guide you every step of the way.

Our tutors take the time to understand your unique learning style, challenges, and goals. With their support, you will gain the confidence and skills needed to excel in your studies.

Subjects We Offer

DW Tuition offers a wide range of subjects to cater to students’ diverse needs. Some of the areas we specialize in include:

Mathematics

English

Science

History

Languages

Test Preparation (e.g., VCE, SAT, ACT)

Study Skills and Time Management

Whether you're aiming to improve your grades or excel in your upcoming exams, DW Tuition’s expert tutors are ready to help you reach your goals.

Why DW Tuition?

Experienced and Dedicated Tutors Our tutors are highly qualified and experienced in their respective fields. They are dedicated to helping students succeed and go the extra mile to ensure that every student feels supported and motivated.

Flexible Learning Options We offer one-on-one tutoring sessions tailored to your needs. Our online platform allows for convenient and flexible scheduling, so you can fit tutoring sessions around your busy life.

Affordable and Transparent Pricing At DW Tuition, we offer competitive pricing for our online tutoring services. We believe in providing quality education at an affordable rate, with no hidden fees.

Proven Success Our students have consistently achieved academic success with our support. Whether it’s improving grades, gaining confidence in a subject, or acing an exam, DW Tuition has a proven track record of helping students reach their full potential.

How to Get Started

Getting started with DW Tuition is simple. Whether you’re a parent looking for tutoring support for your child or a student seeking help with your studies, we’re here to help. Here's how you can start:

Contact Us Reach out to us via phone or email to discuss your tutoring needs. We'll help match you with the right tutor based on your subject requirements and academic goals.

Call Us: 0401 940 796

Email Us: dwtuition@hotmail.com

Schedule a Session After discussing your needs, we’ll help you schedule your first tutoring session at a time that works for you.

Start Learning Once your session is scheduled, all you need to do is join the online classroom and start learning! Our tutors will guide you through each lesson and ensure you make progress.

Conclusion

Online tutoring services are a game-changer for students who want to achieve their academic goals on their own terms. With DW Tuition, you can unlock your potential and get expert help tailored to your unique needs. Don’t let academic challenges hold you back—reach out to DW Tuition today and start your journey toward success!

Contact Us Today Ready to take your learning to the next level? Contact DW Tuition now to find out more about our online tutoring services and schedule your first session.

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Empowering Your Future: ATAR Tutors with Tutewiz

The Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) is a crucial milestone in every Australian student’s academic journey. It determines university admission and plays a pivotal role in shaping career paths. At Tutewiz, we understand the importance of this momentous phase and are here to provide the support you need with our expert ATAR tutors and comprehensive tutoring programs.

Why Choose ATAR Tutoring?

ATAR is not just a number; it reflects years of hard work, dedication, and preparation. Achieving a high ATAR requires mastering core subjects, managing stress, and excelling in exams. Here are the key reasons why ATAR tutoring can make a difference:

Personalised Learning: Each student has unique strengths and areas for improvement. Our ATAR tutoring offers customized lesson plans tailored to individual needs, ensuring focused and effective learning.

Expert Guidance: Our ATAR tutors are highly qualified professionals with proven track records in helping students achieve top results. They bring subject expertise, exam strategies, and valuable insights.

Time Management and Strategy: Excelling in ATAR exams isn’t just about knowledge; it’s about answering questions effectively within time constraints. Our tutors help students develop these essential skills.

Confidence Building: With consistent support and encouragement, our tutoring programs boost students' confidence, helping them tackle challenges head-on.

The Tutewiz Advantage

At Tutewiz, we believe in empowering students to reach their full potential. Here’s how our ATAR tutoring stands out:

Qualified Tutors: All our tutors are subject matter experts who have excelled in their academic fields. Many have achieved top ATAR scores themselves and know what it takes to succeed.

Flexible Learning Options: We offer online and in-person tutoring to accommodate your schedule and learning preferences.

Comprehensive Resources: Our programs include access to high-quality study materials, practice exams, and detailed feedback to ensure continuous improvement.

Holistic Support: Beyond academics, our tutors provide mentorship and guidance to help students maintain a healthy study-life balance during this demanding time.

Subjects We Cover

Tutewiz offers ATAR tutoring for a wide range of subjects, including but not limited to:

Mathematics (Specialist, Methods, and General)

Sciences (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology)

English (Literature and Standard)

Humanities (History, Economics, and Politics)

Success Stories

Many students have trusted Tutewiz to guide them through their ATAR journey, and their achievements speak volumes. From improving grades to securing spots in competitive university programs, our tailored approach has helped countless students turn their aspirations into reality.

Get Started with Tutewiz

Preparing for ATAR exams is challenging, but you don’t have to face it alone. With Tutewiz, you gain more than just a tutor; you gain a partner committed to your success.

Contact us today to learn more about our ATAR tutoring programs. Together, we can make your academic dreams a reality.

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Innate Tutoring is your go-to destination for exceptional VCE English tutor in Australia. Our team of highly qualified and experienced tutors is dedicated to helping students excel in their VCE exams. Whether you're struggling with complex literature analysis or grappling with chemical equations, our VCE chemistry tutor provides personalized guidance and support tailored to your specific needs. At Innate Tutoring, we understand the challenges students face, and our goal is to foster a deep understanding of the subjects while developing essential skills for success. With our comprehensive curriculum, interactive teaching methods, and focus on individual progress. Trust Innate Tutoring to unlock your full potential and boost your performance with our best tutors melbourne.

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leah williamson x reader

Melbourne

October, 2023

You finally tell your friends that you’ve been talking to someone you met online on a Friday night. The response you got is that they all think you're crazy, and you can’t blame them—saying that you have a tiny crush on this blonde who’s almost twice your height and likes football and country music without actually knowing if this said blonde exists is kind of crazy.

But you really do like talking to Leah and you could only hope that Leah is Leah and not some fifty-year-old man. 

“You don’t even know what she looks like,” one of your friends snorts. 

“It’s not always about the looks,” you argue.

“That’s true,” another one of your friends chimed in. “But you gotta admit, the looks matter a lot.”

You were about to correct her and say no, they do not, because yeah, sure, Leah is so freaking gorgeous based on the pictures on her profile, but what matters the most is that she’s so kind, and funny, and just overall amazing.

Instead you kept your mouth shut. A part of you don’t want to share Leah with anyone just yet. 

(And another part of you still needs the confirmation that that is actually Leah because god damn it Leah is the most beautiful woman you have ever seen and you wish that it’s really her.)

—

6 Oct, 9:02 pm

y/n: I told my friends about you. they think it’s weird that I’m starting something with you when we’ve never met  

y/n: it’s not weird, is it? 

leahw6: starting something huh? ;) 

y/n: shut up 

y/n: we met on tinder. what were you expecting to find? a math tutor? 

leahw6: ...  

leahw6: you’re really funny, love

leahw6: and no, it’s not weird 

y/n: good 

y/n: and for the record, even if they think it’s weird I couldn’t care less 

—

6 Oct, 9:25 pm

leahw6: just to be clear 

leahw6: ‘starting something’ that means you want to date me right 

y/n: how else could I mean that 

leahw6: idk maybe you were the one looking for a math tutor 

— 

London

October, 2023

“Where did you meet her again?”

“Tinder.”

“Tinder,” Lia repeats.

“Yes,” Leah nods. “When we were in Australia for the World Cup… I got bored one night and decided to go on Tinder.”

“And you found her there,” Lia muses, sipping on her cup of coffee. “Wait, so she lives in Australia?”

“Melbourne, yes.”

“And does she know you’re all the way here in London?”

Leah hesitates before answering. “No.”

“No?”

“No.”

“Oh boy,” Lia gives her a sympathetic look. “Does she know who you are?”

“Me… as in Leah?” Leah gives her teammate a confused look. “Yeah?”

“You as in you’re Leah Williamson.”

“Oh,” realization sunk in Leah’s face. “Then no. I mentioned I like football and she said she hates it. So, I doubt she knows who I am.”

“Oh boy.”

“I know,” Leah drops her head on the table. “I’ll tell her soon but what if it’s a deal breaker?” 

“Which part? The part where you’re a famous footballer or you live thousands of kilometers away?”

Leah grimaces “Distance problem. She already said she hates football and wouldn’t dare step foot in a football game, but it’s fine! That’s not a problem because I can and will convince her to watch one of my games.”

Lia laughs. “Sure, buddy.”

“I really like her,” Leah continues. “She’s funny and witty and passive aggressive sometimes but it’s so endearing. She has great taste in music, great taste in movies and books, and just great taste overall—”

Leah’s words get cut off with Lia’s hand on her mouth. “You’ve known her for a few weeks and this is already how you act?” Lia chuckles, taking her hand away. “You got it bad, Williamson.”

Leah groans. “I know.”

“Just tell her now. If she likes you the same way, I have a feeling that she wouldn’t mind either.”

—

24 Oct, 4:13 pm

leahw6: can we talk ?

y/n: sounds serious 

leahw6: kind of 

y/n: are you getting tired of me already :( 

leahw6: ofc not 

y/n: oh okay :D 

leahw6: idk how to say this 

y/n: do you want me to call you? 

leahw6: oh god no 

leahw6: omg wait 

leahw6: I didn’t mean that in a bad way I swear  

leahw6: it’s just that if you call me I’ll be hearing your voice for the first time and I’ll be even more nervous  

leahw6: and I don’t think I’ll be able to put out a coherent sentence bc I’ve been imagining so much what your voice would sound like with that face and all my guesses are that you have an extremely hot voice, raspy maybe?  

leahw6: but actually no I don’t think you have a raspy voice 

leahw6: a deep one maybe and holy shit a deep voice with an australian accent? I’ll faint on the spot I’m afraid  

leahw6: no you can’t call me 

y/n: okay...? 

leahw6: I’m really sorry please ignore all that 

y/n: I won’t ignore it, it’s adorable  

leahw6: you think I’m weird don’t you 

y/n: absolutely 

leahw6: great 

y/n: it just makes me like you even more

leahw6: I live in london 

y/n: as in the one in england … ? 

leahw6: is there another london I don’t know about 

[incoming call from y/n]

leahw6: why are you calling me ?! 

leahw6: I told you I’m too nervous rn 

y/n: I don’t get it. it says that you were 2km away? 

leahw6: yeah… I was on vacation… kind of...

y/n: kind of?

y/n: so you don’t actually live here? 

leahw6: y/n if I was only 2 km away from you I would make up excuses just so I can see you everyday 

y/n: how many km is it instead 

leahw6: between us?

leahw6: google says it’s 16,904 km

y/n: ??! holy shit 

leahw6: I know 

leahw6: look, I get it if you want to stop this. not everyone is cut out for long distance

y/n: we’re like

y/n: on opposite sides of the world

leahw6: I know

y/n: do you want to stop this? 

leahw6: I don’t 

y/n: then we won’t 

leahw6: are you sure 

y/n: let me call you 

leahw6: NO 

y/n: leah

leahw6: give me a day to prepare 

y/n: you’re so dumb

y/n: but fine 

y/n: do I at least get a facetime

leahw6: FACETIME? 

leahw6: no. you get a phone call. voice only

y/n: r u catfishing 

y/n: I knew it you’re too beautiful to be real 

leahw6: ha ha 

y/n: call me tomorrow okay lee? 

leahw6: okay

leahw6: and y/n

leahw6:  thank you

y/n: what for

leahw6: for giving us a chance

y/n: leah I’d be stupid not to 

—

Melbourne

November, 2023

You're in the middle of a meeting with boring, old men in suits when your phone rings—very loudly at that. You curse yourself for forgetting to put your phone on silent, quickly pressing the red circle on the screen, but not before smiling at the caller ID.

When the meeting finishes an hour later, you immediately pick up your phone and dial Leah’s number.

“Hey you.” 

You smile at the voice on the other end. “Sorry I couldn’t pick up. I was in a meeting.”

“Oh sorry, bad timing. Thought you were finished for the day”

“Bad timing indeed,” you chuckle. “It rang really loudly.”

“Y/n,” you could hear Leah’s soft giggles. “The silent feature exists for a reason.” 

“Yeah, yeah,” you take a seat in your office chair and sigh contently. “I’m glad it rang though.”

“How so?” 

“I saw your name and my mood instantly picked up.”

Leah snorts. “You’re such a sweet talker, mate.” 

You throw her head back in laughter. “But it’s true!”

Leah doesn’t say anything after that, all you could hear is the sound of chatter and honking of cars. “Where are you?”

“I just had breakfast, I’m walking to the… office.”

“You called me when you were having breakfast? Am I that much more interesting than whoever you were with?” you ask, your tone teasing.

“Of course you are,” is Leah’s reply and you could feel your stomach flipping upside down.

“Now who’s the sweet talker?”

“Still you.”

“Says the person who couldn’t stop telling me I’m pretty when we facetimed for the first time.”

Leah laughs and you really, really love the sound. “But you are pretty.”

“But I don’t think I need to hear it every five minutes.”

“Just accept the compliments, love.”

“Okay,” you relent, a grin spreading across your face. “Who did you have breakfast with?”

“Just my team– colleagues. My colleagues, Beth, Viv and Lia.”

You go silent for a few seconds, the last name ringing a bell in your head. “Lia as in your ex?”

“The one and only.”

“Oh.”

Leah must’ve sensed the jealousy in your voice (but honestly, you aren't jealous, you’re really not), because the next thing you know Leah is laughing and telling you that it didn’t work out between her and Lia because they were better off as friends.

“You see her everyday though,” you say, your voice less confident than before.

“And what about it?”

“You don’t see me everyday,” you pout, staring at a polaroid picture of Leah smiling at the camera that is stuck to the wall of your cubicle. Leah sent you a handwritten letter along with that picture a few days ago. Your roommate was the one who received it and it went something like this:

“Oh my god, there’s no way this is your Leah.”

“What?” 

“This! Is this really her?” 

“Is that Lee’s mail for me? Did you open it?!” 

“I got curious!” 

“Give me that!” 

“You never mentioned that she looks like this!” 

“I just haven’t shown you what she looks like ‘cause everyone kept on teasing me!” 

“Because she could be a fake for all we know! But holy shit, she’s soo stunning. Does she have a twin sister?”

“No.”

“A twin brother?” 

“No.” 

“Can I have her instead then?” 

“What the—no?!” 

“Fine, be stingy like that.” 

“...I’m really fine with us like this.”

You blink away images of your roommate in your head and focus your attention back to Leah’s voice. “What did you say?”

“I said I’m okay with not being able to see you everyday,” Leah repeats. “Talking to you over the phone is enough.”

You smile. “It’s enough for me too. It’d be great to have you next to me but this is good too.”

People would think otherwise but for you, having Leah a phone call away really is enough; you'd take hearing Leah's laughter through the phone than not hearing it at all.

—

10 Nov, 1:11 pm

y/n: I got a dog

leahw6: ???!! 

leahw6: Y/N CALL ME OMG 

leahw6: I WANT TO SEE 

y/n: you’re more excited to see him than me :// 

leahw6: YES 

y/n: excuse me 

leahw6: WHAT’S HIS NAME 

y/n: robert 

leahw6: ROBERT? 

y/n: yes, robert 

leahw6: he's now my favourite

leahw6: SEND PICS

y/n: :/ 

y/n:

leahw6: you know you're my favourite too  

y/n: :D 

leahw6: but I think I like robert more than you OMG HE'S ADORABLE!!!!

y/n: bye 

—

London

December, 2023

leahw6:  want to hear a funny story

y/n:  what is it

leahw6:  a guy tried to hit on me tonight

y/n:  excuse me???

[incoming call from y/n] 

“That’s not funny,” is the first thing Leah hears once she accepts the call.

“Hello to you too,” Leah stifles a laugh. You sound tense and Leah can just picture the frown on your face.

“Leah.”

“Yes, babe?” Leah learnt that the quickest way to melt away your anger is to use pet names and so for any argument (even if Leah is in the wrong), Leah would always win.

This time it doesn’t seem to work. “How is that funny again?” 

“Darling, I’m just teasing you.”

“Did a guy really hit on you?”

“Yes,” Leah answers honestly. “He bought me a drink.”

“I see.”

Leah doesn’t like how dejected you sound. So she presses the button for facetime and the first thing she sees when you accept is her girlfriend pouting at the screen.

“What are you doing?” Leah giggles.

“Is all of this funny to you?” you pout even more, your phone screen illuminating your face in the dark room.

“Did I wake you up?” Leah asks instead. She knows you like to sleep in on weekends.

“Yes, but that’s fine. You know I want to talk to you any chance I get,” you answer, shifting so that you’re now lying on your side.

“You’re the best,” Leah says as she climbs in bed, tucking herself under the covers.

“Obviously,” you scoff. “Unlike that stupid guy who doesn’t know you’re off-limits.”

Leah grins at the annoyed look you’re giving her. “Baby?”

“Hm?”

“It’s so cute when you’re jealous.”

You roll your eyes. “Of course I’m jealous. He gets to be within your presence while I’m stuck here, freaking sixteen thousand kilometres away from you. It’s unfair.”

Leah sends her a soft smile. “But you’re the one I’m talking to every day, so who’s the real winner here?” The frown is still present on your face and Leah wants nothing more than to kiss it away—so that’s what she did.

“Leah, what the hell are you doing?”

“Kissing you,” Leah answers simply, kissing her screen again.

And when Leah hears laughter from the other end, her heart feels much lighter.

“Lee, have you cleaned your phone? That’s gross.”

“Shut up. I’m trying to be romantic.”

“Cute, but maybe clean your phone first.”

Leah rolls her eyes at you, her smile never leaving her face. “At least I made you laugh.”

“You always make me laugh,” you say, your face so close to her camera that the entirety of Leah’s screen is just a close up of your face. Leah’s heart swells in adoration at the sight.

“Did you have a good night's sleep?” Leah asks.

You hum in answer. “Now it’s your turn to get a good night’s sleep.”

You could see how hard Leah is trying to keep her eyes open.

“This sucks, time difference sucks” Leah pouts. “I just want to talk to you.”

“Baby,” you give her a sad smile. “It is how it is. We’ll talk more when you wake up.”

“Yes, captain,” Leah gives you grin, her eyes fully closed.

“Good night, Leah. Sweet dreams.”

You watch Leah go to sleep for a few minutes, the sound of her soft snores making it seem like she’s right next to you. 

That night Leah dreams that you're right next to her, holding her close and keeping her warm on the cold winter night.

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Resisting ART

Insight into how mutation in a gene of the malaria parasite leads to artemisinin drug resistance

Read the published research paper here

Image from work by Madel V. Tutor and colleagues

Department of Biochemistry and Pharmacology, The University of Melbourne, Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Image originally published with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

Published in eLife, August 2023

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Targeted Skill Enhancement: Every learner has distinct goals when it comes to mastering English. Some may prioritize spoken communication, while others focus on written proficiency or exam preparation. Private tutors specialize in honing specific language skills according to the student’s objectives. Whether you need to polish your pronunciation, expand your vocabulary, or enhance your writing abilities, a private tutor can provide targeted guidance and practice tailored to your needs.

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Confidence Building and Motivation: Learning a new language can be daunting, often accompanied by feelings of frustration and self-doubt. Private tutors not only impart knowledge but also serve as mentors and motivators. Through encouragement, constructive feedback, and targeted support, tutors help boost the learner’s confidence, making the language acquisition journey more enjoyable and rewarding.

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Summary: Michael and Ashton used to be best friends when they were younger, unfortunately Michael ditches Ashton for popularity when they get older. Things change when Ashton gets offered extra credit to tutor a failing student. That student so happens to be Michael Clifford.

Good Girls (ao3) - orphan_account michael/ashton N/R, 709

Summary: Calum thinks that Ashton is just a nerdy kid who lives for education and who could possibly have a crush on him. God was he so wrong.

i just wanna be bad enough for you (ao3) - metallicmoons michael/ashton M, 2k

Summary: just a typical adorable nerd!ashton and punk!michael fic because those are honestly my favourite.

i'm aint gon' hurt you child (ao3) - fffearless michael/ashton T, 944

Summary: Ashton and Michael make out whilst in detention. That's it, that's the story.

kiss me better (ao3) - waywardaussies luke/ashton T, 1k

Summary: luke hates seeing his boyfriend hurt.

Lettuce Be Lovers (ao3) - awfuldaycupcake luke/ashton N/R, 3k

Summary: Luke repeatedly comes into the shop Ashton works at and picks up a lettuce. Then, halfway through the shop, he decides he doesn't want the lettuce and puts it back on the shelf next to him, regardless of what aisle he's in. While most people might find this very amusing, Ashton is not most people.

Room 247 (ao3) - fivesecondsofaus luke/ashton M, 1k

Summary: Luke and Ashton are new dorm room mates and Luke can’t keep his hands off the nerdy boy.

Roommates (wattpad) - 1D_HarryStyles_1D calum/ashton T, 68k

Summary: Calum Hood was the stereotypical jock in high school. He was the star of the football team and basketball team. The majority of his old classmates loved him, envied him, or wanted to be him. Now that he was at the University of Melbourne on a football scholarship, he was hoping to reach that status yet again. He wasn't going to university for the classes and academics; he was going to pursue his career in football. He wasn't a lame geek that was going to spend his weekends studying and doing boring homework that wouldn't benefit him. He wasn't going to let those nerds annoy him with their smarts either like he did in high school. Not to mention that he was a full-blooded frat boy. Classes and grades and nerds weren't about to get in his way of that. 

Ashton Irwin was considered a nerdy hipster. He was more into the arts and academics of things, his strong suit being English and art history. Not only that, but he had a passion for music as well. He was a talented singer that helped get him a full ride scholarship to the University of Melbourne, along with his exceptional knowledge in English. Though, he wasn't at all popular in high school. He was quite the opposite and he was okay with it. He didn't want to be popular and have his every move analyzed. It also meant that he would've had to hangout with the jocks, who he didn't like at all. Now, due to his uni class schedule, he would be free of the majority of the jocks and hopefully frat boys. They were bullies and he didn't want to have to be associated with any of them. He would make sure of that. 

But, despite what Ashton and Calum think, life isn't fair sometimes and you have to live with the hand you're dealt. Literally. 

Shameless (ao3) - HeartnArrow luke/ashton N/R, 39k

Summary: Luke is captain of the hockey team, one of the most popular guys in school along with calum hood, came out as gay last year. ashton is a nerd who gets straight a’s and has yet to have his first kiss at the age of 17. michael is his best friend who isn't really a nerd but has known ashton since preschool. ashton has always watched luke from afar, admiring him at the hockey games and in the hallways. he’s had a crush on him since freshman year but luke doesn't even know his name. or Luke was looking for a fuck buddy while Ashton was looking for love.

take my hand, take my whole life too (ao3) - booksteaandcake calum/ashton G, 2k

Summary: calum always turns up to ashton’s drunk and they always end up having sex. it’s nice but it also kind of hurts when they are insanely in love and don’t even talk about it.

Wrong Way (ao3) - boomercal calum/ashton E, 9k

Summary: Two high schoolers who won’t admit they think the other is cute and some well-intentioned friends means that while Ashton’s looking for Calum on the Hockey field, Calum’s looking for Ashton at the library; what’s to be done when you’re pretty sure that cute guy in your English class is avoiding you?

You Are My Getaway (Something about the Sunshine) (ao3) - orphan_account luke/ashton, michael/calum N/R, 20k

Summary: Ashton Irwin just wants to get through senior year to finally leave Kalamazoo, Michigan. On a family trip to Los Angeles, he finds himself literally bumping into Lucas Hemmings, a teen pop sensation. Even though it doesn’t make sense, Ashton finds he actually gets along with the huge celebrity.

With paparazzi trying to catch their every move and Luke’s career to think about, their relationship might be ruined before it’s started. What will happen when they get found out?

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04.03

I've finally had a chance to sit down and recollect my thoughts and memories of this past week starting university. It's only my first week and I already feel exhausted from being preoccupied with something each day - whether it's attending university classes or going to work - but I know I'll get used to it.

I'm enjoying all my classes for far, which are Theoretical Frameworks (on Mondays), Environments (on Wednesdays) and Design Studio (on Tuesdays and Fridays). The fact that I have assessments due already this month should make me feel stressed, but since we've been working on them during our tutorials, the prospect isn't as overwhelming. I really like my tutors and have already met some people in my classes that I hope will be really good friends as time progresses ☻

I want to find ways to make my weeks more interesting by filling them with other activities that will both relax me and stimulate my mind in a creative way, to combat the exhaustion I feel from a monotonous schedule. I found some life drawing classes held at campus on Friday nights. I'm thinking of starting to attend them at least once a month (preferably at the beginning of each month or the end) before attending on a weekly basis, if the budget permits.

I'm looking forward to the next week and what new adventures and memories await me. Here are some of the goals I have created for myself that I would like to complete before the new week starts,

-register travel concession card online to view balance and top up (instead of doing it in person at kiosks)

-create study playlist that will successfully motivate me and keep me focused on my work

-build confidence to take more photos throughout my day (especially at university) to remember moments, find beauty in the every day, and to have something to post on my blog occasionally

-complete design studio tasks of drawing a plan and section of tutorial room (1:50 scale)

-complete environments tasks of drawing map overlays (melbourne's geological conditions and melbourne's major rivers, water features and secondary tributaries) and write 300 word response to the weekly reading

-update monthly planner and consider starting a personal journal (at least to be used monthly)

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